Finally, getting around to catching up with your show! I heard about it from Inciting a Riot w/ Fire Lyte.
About this show, really enjoyed the background information but the show really shined when you waxed philosophic about “Witch vs Wiccan”.
I’m not sure I agree that prayer and magic are exclusive of each other rather than they are different kinds of the same phenomenon.
I think a Witch is someone who does magic exclusively without a religious framework or without an organized religious framework. Wiccans are Wiccans ans should just call themselves Wiccans whether they do magic or not. I think it’s more valuable to them and the Pagan community as a whole to refer to their religion and all of its aspects (regardless of crossover points) by the name of the religion. This will bring about more clarity of definition to the practitioners and observers.
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Finally, getting around to catching up with your show! I heard about it from Inciting a Riot w/ Fire Lyte.
About this show, really enjoyed the background information but the show really shined when you waxed philosophic about “Witch vs Wiccan”.
I’m not sure I agree that prayer and magic are exclusive of each other rather than they are different kinds of the same phenomenon.
I think a Witch is someone who does magic exclusively without a religious framework or without an organized religious framework. Wiccans are Wiccans ans should just call themselves Wiccans whether they do magic or not. I think it’s more valuable to them and the Pagan community as a whole to refer to their religion and all of its aspects (regardless of crossover points) by the name of the religion. This will bring about more clarity of definition to the practitioners and observers.
On to Ep. 2!
P.F. Atheist said this on August 7th, 2010 at 6:54 am